PATRICK NGOWI SUCESS STORY
The main theme of putting this story is to motivate and encourage those people who want to succeed by taking opportunities, Not only enjoy reading the story but also i am encouraging you to LEARN from it. Patrick did things that youth have to learn and take action.

THE STORY!!!

THE STORY!!!
Patric Ngowi was born in
Tanzania in 1985. Though raised by scholars, he grew up not looking in the
direction of a career in academics, but with the absolute mindset of an
entrepreneur. At the age of 15, Ngowi was already selling airtime top-up vouchers. Spotting this business opportunity, Ngowi
raised a loan of $50 Dollars from his mother (May God bless all
mothers who do this), started purchasing airtime
vouchers from large dealers, and finally re-selling to the locals. Saving them
both the time and stress they originally experienced.
After finishing high school, Ngowi took a trip to Asia, where he discovered yet again another business opportunity of importing mobile phones in Tanzania.The mobile phone industry in Tanzania back then, was still relatively young. Mobile phones sold in the markets were expensive and difficult for the common man to afford. This high-cost problem prompted Ngowi to act on an impulse to venture into low-cost trendy mobile phones.
With this new opportunity, he approached his mum for yet again, another loan. As a woman who believed in her son, she loaned him $1,800 (Once again, these mothers deserve the best). This loan helped Ngowi ship low-cost mobile phones, which he in turn, sold to the locals for a minute price of $20 each. At just about 18 years old, Ngowi’s mobile phone business already had a yearly turnover of $150,000.
After finishing high school, Ngowi took a trip to Asia, where he discovered yet again another business opportunity of importing mobile phones in Tanzania.The mobile phone industry in Tanzania back then, was still relatively young. Mobile phones sold in the markets were expensive and difficult for the common man to afford. This high-cost problem prompted Ngowi to act on an impulse to venture into low-cost trendy mobile phones.
With this new opportunity, he approached his mum for yet again, another loan. As a woman who believed in her son, she loaned him $1,800 (Once again, these mothers deserve the best). This loan helped Ngowi ship low-cost mobile phones, which he in turn, sold to the locals for a minute price of $20 each. At just about 18 years old, Ngowi’s mobile phone business already had a yearly turnover of $150,000.
While on a trip to China, Ngowi
got to acquire insightful information about Solar panels and renewable energy.
Since the electricity problem in Tanzania was nothing to make a show of pride
about, and with millions of both families & businesses relying majorly on
electricity generators, Ngowi knew that he had discovered gold.
To
expand his knowledge and insight of this new discovery, Ngowi enrolled
in Denzhou University, China, with some of the funds he had saved up
from his business, to study Renewable
energy.
Business
savvy as he was, Ngowi started exporting building materials to his home country
in Africa, Tanzania, while he was schooling in China.
Upon
graduation, Ngowi used the income he had made from his export business to
purchase Solar and Thermal equipments, which he shipped back to Tanzania to
start a business. As with every other eventual successful business, he
started out of a small store.
As
months passed by, doubts filled his mind about his venture. Low sales got him
thinking for many nights. But his mother’s words of encouragement and belief,
got him going. By the time an awareness started about solar energy been a good
alternative source of electricity, Helvetic Group, been the only solar energy
company at that time in Arusha, Tanzania, enjoyed a tremendous
monopoly.
As
the solar energy awareness soared in Tanzania around 2007, his business
began to grow. Ngowi started supplying more solar panels to small clients.
Overtime, government institutions began to signup to his services.
Today, the Helvetic group has
multiple business hubs in Tanzania, Rwanda, Kenya, Congo, and several other
parts of Africa. With top clients like the Tanzanian army, The United Nations,
and more, the sky is indeed Ngowi’s stepping stone.
BE INSPIRED AND TAKE ACTION(s)!!!
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